The Israel We Knew Is Gone
Bibi Netanyahu is poised to form a government with allies once seen as completely outside the norms and boundaries of Israeli politics.
The Attack on Paul Pelosi Has Unmasked the G.O.P.
Even by the degraded standards of 2022, it has been shocking to watch conservative media personalities and politicians respond to the brutal attack on Paul Pelosi.
Doug Mastriano and the Potential of Amish Voters in Pennsylvania
Will the Amish vote in Pennsylvania this year and in 2024? There’s a lot riding on it, electorally and culturally.
A Poll Reversal
Republicans have swiftly gained ground near the end of midterm elections polling.
Can Campaigning on Abortion Rescue the Democrats?
Anger about the overturning of Roe v. Wade has given the party hope of preventing a total blowout at the midterms.
At Campaign’s End, Democrats See Limits of Focus on Abortion
Shock and outrage over the fall of Roe v. Wade has faded as confusion has spread, deflating Democrats’ hopes that the issue could carry them to victory.
Town That Inspired Debunked Voter Fraud Film Braces for Election Day
San Luis, Ariz., a small farming outpost on the border, played a key role in the making of the movie “2,000 Mules.” Now some residents are scared to vote.
Los Angeles Pedestrians Look Forward to Relaxed Jaywalking Law
“I’m smart enough to know if cars are coming,” said one walker who is glad the old law will come off the books on Jan. 1.
‘I’m Afraid for My Future’: Proposed Laws Threaten Gay Life in Russia
The laws, all but assured of enactment, would intensify a crackdown on L.G.B.T.Q. freedom in Russia, which Vladimir V. Putin has cast as a corrosive Western influence.
Worries Grow That TikTok Is New Home for Manipulated Video and Photos
Misleading edits, fake news stories and deepfake images of politicians are starting to warp reality on the popular video platform.